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Genetic diversity and population structure of six species of Capparis in Tunisia using AFLP markers.

Comptes rendus biologies - 1 Jan 2000

Aichi-Yousfi Haifa, Bahri Bochra Amina, Medini Maher, Rouz Slim, Nejib Rejeb Mohamed, Ghrabi-Gammar Zeineb

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In order to study the genetic diversity, the phylogeographic pattern and hybridization between six Tunisian Capparis species, 213 accessions of Caper were genotyped with three primer combinations of amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) markers. Out of 750 fragments generated, 636 were polymorphic and 407 of them were restricted to a single species. STRUCTURE and PCoA analyses clearly separated...

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PMID: 27697367
DOI: 10.1016/j.crvi.2016.09.001

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